Blogs & Articles
Our blogs focus on the role of Christianity in both Aotearoa New Zealand and globally.
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Was New Zealand ever a Christian nation, how Christian is it now, and how can New Zealand become more Christian?
Stuart Lange writes about New Zealand: was it ever a Christian nation, how Christian is it now, and how can it become more Christian?
Praise God for the excellent Wellington Prayer Breakfast this last week!
Stuart Lange writes about the Wellington Prayer Breakfast
How might we pray for the Middle East in these tumultuous times?
Stuart Lange writes about praying for the Middle East
Christians and Matariki 2025
The article encourages Christians to appreciate the positive cultural themes of Matariki while remaining faithful to biblical teaching by worshipping God alone and avoiding the blending of Christian faith with traditional spiritual beliefs.
Four PRAYER BREAKFASTS coming up soon, in four different cities!
Stuart Lange writes about the upcoming Prayer Breakfasts
A Brief History of the Auckland Prayer Breakfast
Richard Waugh, A Brief History of the Auckland Prayer Breakfast
Popes
Dr Rev Stuart Lange writes about Popes
A “Quiet Revival”
Dr Rev Malcolm Falloon writes about The Quiet Revival in Britain
Some important truths for Easter
Dr Stuart Lange shares some important truths for Easter
Gospel faith and the South Pacific
Dr Stuart Lange shares about Gospel faith and the South Pacific
Churches & Tax; PNG & Christianity; the Pacific & the Gospel
Dr Stuart Lange shares on Churches & Tax; PNG & Christianity; the Pacific & the Gospel.
Revival in New Zealand, and the Māori Conversion
Rev Dr Malcolm Falloon writes about Revival in New Zealand, and the Māori Conversion
We strive to post articles that are either written by kiwis or are framed to our local and cultural context, and are faithful to biblical Christianity.